History of the Drainage of the Great Level of the Fens Called Bedford Level, Volumen21830 |
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abutting adioyning more east adioyning more south bailiffs banks Bedford River betwene Bridge common fen called common fen grounds comon ffen adioyning countrey county of Cambridge Crowland decreed Dike draining drayne Earl of Bedford Erith feild fen ground called Fenn ffenn former Gent governor ground east ground of John ground of Thomas Guyhirne Haddenham hard lands hath heirs and assigns hereby High Fen high ground south high ground west imbanked ioyning Isle of Ely King's Lynn Knight late Level litle Littleport Lode north Lode south Lord Lynn Mepall Morton's Leam mowffen ninety-five thousand acres north-west Ouse outfall Ouze parcell of comon Ramsey Ramsy river Ouse river south Robert Heath severall adioyning side thereof Sir Miles Sandys Sir Robert Sir Robert Bell sluce society aforesaid south and west Spalding Sutton taxes tenements thence unto Thorney three acres towne twenty perches Welland Welney West Fen William Wisbidge Wittlesea
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Página 667 - should be a body politic and corporate, in deed and name, and have succession for ever, by the name of The Governor, Bailiffs and Commonalty of the Company of Conservators of the Great Level of the Fens;